Music writing has generational problems, gender problems, race problems, length problems, hype problems, prestige problems, and surprise-release-timing problems.
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Everybody you talk to these days has knee problems, ankle problems, hip problems.
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"In just four months it had brake problems, engine problems, transmission problems," he said.
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Alone or with others, brainstorm three lists: global problems, national problems and local problems.
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"NP hard" problems are problems at least as complex as the NP-complete problems. Phew.
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Some people have dating problems, some people have gambling problems, and some people have shoe problems.
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For those of us who have real fucking problems—emotional problems, financial problems, family problems—it's really important to know that you're not the only one.
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Besides the production problems, the delivery problems, and the executive retention problems, there's the Elon Musk problem.
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For starters, it produces serious health problems, and not subjective problems but objective health problems, like chronic diseases, obesity, drug and alcohol problems, and, ultimately, shorter life expectancies.
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And at least so far, this person didn't appear to have family problems, financial problems, mental health problems.
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There were problems, but no really big problems—and in our history, we've always had these huge fucking problems.
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These babies are at risk for seizures, feeding problems, tightly contracted joints, thyroid problems, eye problems, and developmental delays.
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"There comes a point when these problems are no longer really disaster problems but are social problems," Byrne said.
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What I saw around this culture were the race problems and economic problems and health problems, and so forth.
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With stretch marks and lose skin and different body problems and mindset problems and social problems and all of that.
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"Sleep really does drive behavior problems and behavior problems are driving sleep problems, it really is bidirectional," Dr. Garrison said.
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Now, some of the issues you face are not just foot cramps but knee problems, hip problems, and back problems.
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Solving problems — big problems — is always a collaborative undertaking.
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But directly and indirectly, their problems are our problems, too: problems with our environment, our economy and the way we live.
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Because we know that many, many people with opioid problems have other medical problems, and sometimes they have psychiatric problems, too.
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There were other problems across the system, including subway signal problems in Manhattan and a train with mechanical problems in Queens.
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Puerto Rico's problems, in the end, are problems for Congress.
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"Their problems are not our problems" was what he said.
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But, more broadly, Lehman's problems were almost every bank's problems.
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Once he overcame those problems, he addressed problems in others.
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The show's larger problems are macro problems, problems with the very way the show is constructed and just how repetitive it's become.
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Art is also about solving problems, the problems that you make for yourself and/or the problems you are asked to solve.
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"We were distributors, and there were always problems when you're dealing with a product that you buy and you market — glass problems, filtering problems, shipping problems," Mr. Mariani told The New York Times in 19643.
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In addition to discussing problems with the future state plan, the report also discusses problems that undermine taxpayers' rights, problems that waste IRS resources and problems that contribute to noncompliance with earned income tax credits.
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It is going to cause problems and is already causing problems.
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Yes, there are local problems contributing to problems with the coral.
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" The problems they're facing, he succinctly notes, are "white people problems.
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These problems of today will eventually become problems of the old.
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But when bad luck strikes, the president's problems become everyone's problems.
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Black problems in our nation as Americans should be OUR problems.
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My problems were not their problems, but I wished they were.
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Their problems are the problems of the moneyed creative class—i.e.
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I learned to think through physical problems by solving physical problems.
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They knew there were problems, but of course there were problems.
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Big national problems loom large for analysts of big national problems.
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But supply problems can bleed into demand problems, and vice versa.
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The ratio of problems solved to problems posed may have shifted.
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The problems Detroit confronted paralleled problems in many other American cities.
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Others had eye problems, ear problems, a cleft palate, no toes.
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Others had eye problems, ear problems, a cleft palate, no toes.
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The truth is the AHCA's problems were fundamentally problems of money.
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"Never had any arm problems at all — never had back problems, never had leg problems," Pierzynski said after an Atlanta Braves practice on Monday.
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Design is a messy, holistic, human-centric process for solving problems—not just stylistic problems, but problems of all manner and level of importance.
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In addition to euphoria and pain relief, Percocet may cause drowsiness, constipation, depression, memory problems, decreased testosterone, cardiac problems, bone problems, addiction and death.
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But almost a quarter did have issues, and researchers broke them down into three categories: those with limited problems, persistent problems, and delayed problems.
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What sort of problems can it solve, and who has these problems?
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"Our problems in technology, in politics, wherever are human problems," Cook said.
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Other problems with rivers and bayous are causing new problems to develop.
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He's echoing things that were problems then and are still problems now.
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Its problems, though, are still American problems, albeit sharper and more extreme.
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"It's not just one or two problems but many problems," he said.
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And at this point, Rio's problems and the Olympics' problems seem intertwined.
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With each passing year, China's problems will increasingly be the world's problems.
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Every time I had problems with my back, problems with my arm.
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We are looking at increased risk of health problems — significant health problems.
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For instance, Jay-Z had '99 Problems,' but DMX had 1099 problems.
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We suffered long-term health problems and mental health problems long afterward.
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Indeed, the problems investigators identified at Clint are problems elsewhere as well.
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They have drug addiction problems, they have alcohol problems, they have issues.
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Yes, state universities have their problems, and those problems can be profound.
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We're not creatively thinking through problems to — solutions for the new problems.
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Chronic anorexia can be fatal, and in many cases causes severe health problems including weak bones and muscles, sexual problems, infertility, heart problems and seizures.
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At one time, we had small responses to small problems, middle-sized responses to middle-sized problems, and big responses only to truly major problems.
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"[I] know guys that are five, six years, eight years older than me that are having some troubles, concentration problems, sleeping problems, anxiety problems," he says.
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There are problems, certainly problems, but ultimately I hope that there won't be a fear and there won't be problems and the world can get along.
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These aren't computer problems, they're focus problems When most of us talk about these problems with the Apple Watch or Android Wear, we're doing it wrong.
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The problems are almost always solvable problems, which therein makes people feel better.
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Haparanda is typical: Europe's immigration problems and its crime problems are mostly unrelated.
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Problems walking are known to be indicative of hidden neurological or skeletal problems.
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There's some decision-making problems, there's some wisdom problems there that are clear.
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We have some poverty problems and we have some other problems with indigents.
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"We've had problems, but problems that are common to all couples," he said.
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The problems with the character Valerian reflect the problems of the film Valerian.
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Discord's problems could be traced to problems at Cloudflare, a content delivery network.
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The problems in the Republican party aren't just problems in the Republican party.
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"It's not easy to forget everything... your problems, your country's problems," explains Shirzad.
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"These problems have also triggered other health problems for her," the complaint says.
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Problems within the education system also bring pressure and problems to the neighborhoods.
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They create their own problems, then can't understand where those problems came from.
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Unlike some problems in life, solving these problems requires new federal resources. Period.
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"If Americans have problems, they need to resolve their own problems," he said.
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Bridges struggled with substance abuse problems, while Coleman had personal and financial problems.
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They envisioned the problems of the average consumer—and solved their problems first.
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To be sure, there are problems—but there are problems in all states.
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The challenges facing engineers and designers are coding problems, not car-making problems.
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"There is no discussion of problems, even though there are problems," he said.
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"All of those notifications can prevent problems that supersede money problems," he said.
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In other problems for tech companies: • Facebook faces even greater problems outside Washington.
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Alyssa has problems with her dad and Sydney has problems [with her dad].
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Obviously, today there's problems about the markets, problems about what it's used for.
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Brazil's problems in 2018 are vastly worse than the US's problems in 2016.
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We should avoid to take measures that create problems, instead of solving problems.
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But Eduarda also suffers from seizures, muscle problems, impaired vision, and problems eating.
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These problems are mostly third-world country problems, and there's no money there.
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"He should just step out and leave us alone, to be a normal state again, to have a normal government, to take care of all the problems - the social problems, political problems, economic problems - and God help us," Tevet said.
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And you're going to have abuse and you're going to have problems, and you've got to solve the problems and you have to weed out the problems.
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"And let's not confuse migration problems with trade problems and industry problems," Salazar said, seated on the other side of Lopez Obrador, who again applauded the speech.
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"Tariffs were not commonly applied to solve economic problems, let alone immigration problems or border problems like they have been suggested in places like Mexico," she said.
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The problems that they run into are very obvious problems for audio as well.
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Episodic because they don't have problems, or even the same problems, all the time.
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You pick segments in which there are serious problems to solve and proximal problems.
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My mind had migrated from problems in the lab to problems in the university.
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We can't solve our problems by counting on the politicians who created our problems.
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But there were problems — a number of problems — at the San Francisco-based company.
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"My problems and my worries shouldn't be his problems or his worries," he said.
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He has terrible relationship issues, problems with his family, problems with bankruptcy, you know?
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Aboriginal leaders complain their problems are largely ignored until major problems or tragedies arise.
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After solving their balance sheet problems, many companies find they have operational problems, too.
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"When I think hard I can convert qualitative problems to quantitative problems," Dalio noted.
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"Practice problems with a timer and understand how to solve problems effectively," Spector suggested.
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It is a merry-go round of problems leading to solutions leading to problems.
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The third bucket of Facebook problems are product problems — issues with Facebook's apps themselves.
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It's got big problems, we've got to find out the extent of the problems.
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The problems underscore how moving on from healthcare won't necessarily solve the GOP's problems.
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But this is what led to multiple problems — and multiple storylines around those problems.
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Undiagnosed mental health problems, stresses such as loss of a job or a loved one, relationship problems, financial difficulties and physical problems can contribute to suicide, experts said.
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When I go to him with girlfriend problems, writing problems or any other kinds of problems, some little thing he says or notices always stays with me for days.
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The key is stopping problems before they arise rather than blaming others for creating problems.
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There are some problems, some economic problems, developing in Europe, in China and in Japan.
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The logistical problems are only matched by the prosecution problems once they arrive at Gitmo.
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And I think those problems, those are actually the interesting problems going on right now.
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Hardware problems like battery, sensor, or wiring problems, are flagged and risky vehicles are spotted.
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My job is to find and fix problems all the time—and there's always problems.
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Others criticized him for trivializing the problems of teenage girls — problems that he's never had.
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They're sending people that have lots of problems and they're bringing those problems with us.
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"I do believe they are solvable problems even if they are hard problems," he said.
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They're sending people that have lots of problems, and they're bringing those problems with them.
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Sleep apnea can lead to fatigue, blood pressure problems, heart problems and Type 2 diabetes.
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One secret to solving big problems, I discovered, is knowing which little problems to ignore.
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These include alcohol poisoning, sexual assault and relationship violence, organizational conduct problems, and academic problems.
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Drugs for heart problems, blood thinning and nervous system problems were the most commonly taken.
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In the short term, gastrointestinal problems, persistent skin infections, even serious heart problems are commonplace.
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And that gets you attention, but it doesn't solve problems and it often creates problems.
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What problems do those moratoriums solve and, more importantly, what problems do they not solve?
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"That was the least of your problems, your problems with the curfew," Chris Cuomo interjected.
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Mr. Musk, for instance, last month described how problems with robots contributed to production problems.
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There are so many personnel problems within the armed forces, so many problems with morale.
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This isn't dismissive of anyone's problems; there are true problems that obviously transcend socioeconomic boundaries.
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Housing market problems led to mortgage market problems, shutting off some banks access to capital.
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There's a Burmese saying: You have to make big problems small and small problems disappear.
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"You've got massive technology problems and massive cultural problems," Blomfield said of the traditional banks.
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"They're sending people that have lots of problems, and they're bringing those problems," he continued.
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"There are projects that have land (acquisition) problems, investor problems, and even there are problems related to the feasibility of the project itself," Transportation Minister Budi Karya Sumadi told reporters.
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Public problems are ones that we must come together to solve, problems often created by people pursuing their self-interest in ways that create problems for society as a whole.
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Well, it's important to note upfront that we've always used race as an organizing principle to define problems in the economy, problems in the culture, problems in the political domain.
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All legislation strikes a balance between the problems a bill solves and the problems it creates.
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I don't know why somebody… would want to cook up problems where no problems really exist.
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SEVENTY-FIVE PROBLEMS Landesa has identified 75 potential problems related to land ownership in rural areas.
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Meaning that simple problems get handled and more difficult problems are the ones that are remaining.
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Unfortunately identifying the root cause of your computer problems or smartphone problems isn't all that easy.
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"We got a lot of problems," Mayweather tells TMZ Sports ... "Money ain't one of our problems."
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And it was looking at a marker of heart problems, not at the heart problems themselves.
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But ultimately, customers buy software because it solves their problems, and they know those problems intimately.
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We can all complain about problems black people face and problems people of other races face.
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Cheap genetic testing is increasingly helping conservationists better diagnose problems and inform solutions to those problems.
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Surely he would have lived in a world of problems, but problems not embodied by him.
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This will fix Fairway's problems, if the problems are mostly the result of too much debt.
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But the ACA didn't address the right problems, and instead created new problems of its own.
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A rare verse that makes you think executive problems might be as troubling as rapper problems.
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"He understands other people's problems, especially girls' problems," said Rudolph, who died at 54 in 19783.
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We need to make these countries "understand that their problems are our problems," Mr. Birol said.
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The people who were problems on the campaign or on the inside continued to be problems.
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These problems in Ningxia [Hui Autonomous Region] are problems that exist everywhere in the western region.
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The TSA has serious problems with culture and management, including disciplining whistleblowers who called out problems.
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Tech innovations, largely developed to address business problems, are now reinventing how nonprofits address social problems.
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That depends on another question: What if complicated problems are really just simple problems in disguise?
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The Mets are a sweaty local with brake problems, a sick passenger and signal problems ahead.
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We try to incarcerate ourselves out of addiction problems, incarcerate ourselves out of mental health problems.
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Instead, I finally understood the areas where I had problems, and why I had those problems.
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"I don't have any bad problems with God, but I have problems with religion," he says.
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Beijing is struggling to tame domestic debt problems — problems an international lending spree certainly hasn't helped.
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It is a model for how nations should solve future problems — problems even America may face.
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But there are real problems with the House G.O.P. bill, problems that Senate Republicans must fix.
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And I think it's -- they've got problems now and they want us to unwind their problems.
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The union said they caused a string of health problems including headaches, rashes and respiratory problems.
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Plus the problems are far more intractable and endemic than the problems of the business world.
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Exposure to feces can cause kidney problems, vomiting, fatigue, stomach problems, skin infections and other issues.
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It's not about Gregory Peck's goofy psychological problems; it's an elucidation of women's problems — with men.
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A lot of people look at Italy as a ticking time bomb, debt problems, political problems.
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It's sending us people who have lots of problems, and they're bringing those problems with them.
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Tech, after all, is the answer to hard problems, and even harder problems deserve better tech.
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The problems with the anti-immigration analysts' view of Denmark mirror problems with their broader thesis.
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"There's a wide range of control problems, visual problems, and cognitive problems that you have to overcome to progress from level to level, and every level it gets harder," Lange says.
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"I think we must speak to France about the real problems, demographic problems, problems of mass immigration," he opined, adding that the party had to "remain true" to its core values.
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The soft, messy biology problems are the critical problemsThose soft, messy biology problems Musk is ignoring are the critical problems, the ones that are truly difficult for long-term Mars living.
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Should someone be able to prove that all NP problems are ultimately just variations of P problems, then all NP problems would essentially be subject to the same form of reduction.
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So how we see that in the short term is that kids are at greater risk for infection, growth problems, sleep problems, problems with digestion, and increased risk of autoimmune disease.
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Although these are the changes that can be observed, other structures are similarly affected, causing cardiac problems (usually enlargement of the heart muscle or valves), respiratory problems (usually obstructive sleep apnea), metabolic problems such as diabetes, and excessive sweating and musculoskeletal problems such as carpal tunnel syndrome.
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In what has become a seemingly weekly ritual, a series of problems cropped up across the city during the morning rush, including signal problems at 34th Street in Manhattan, a train with mechanical problems in Queens and more signal problems on the L line in Brooklyn.
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I believe we do face such problems — but we've lived with these problems for a long time.
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But Mr Madison's "serious physical problems and mental problems" may not excuse him from the death penalty.
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"Apart from the traveler's problems, we are also sorting out a number of partner problems," adds Trimis.
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Trump is a symptom of our problems, much more than he is the cause of our problems.
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They're not sending you, they're sending people that have lots of problems and they're bringing those problems.
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Unfortunately, not all of our problems are technical and we are really bad at fixing social problems.
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Again and again, Trump has taken small problems and, in his fury, turned them into huge problems.
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"It's human nature to prioritize immediate problems over future problems," said Rebecca Leber, an editor at Grist.
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Symptoms included headache, ringing in the ears, sleep disturbances, trouble thinking, memory problems, dizziness and balance problems.
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"They're sending people that have lots of problems, and they're bringing those problems with us," he continued.
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They aren't, of course, Weinstein-level problems—but they are the problems that create men like Weinstein.
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Click here to read about Putin's Islamic problems, and here for his problems with the Russian nationalists.
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The incarceration of a parent places children at higher risk for mental health problems and behavior problems.
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But please don't take your issues out on me or try to make your problems my problems.
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"They continue to insist the problems we've identified are not real problems," a senior administration official said.
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They viewed Trump's problems as largely personality driven and her problems as far more serious and deeper.
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Importantly, a recent study found that among menopausal women, sleep problems were directly linked to sexual problems.
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Is it Britain's internal problems or the problems of Britain's cooperation with its allies or something else?
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Alcohol is also linked to problems beyond violent crime, including health problems and many kinds of accidents.
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Facebook is tasked with fixing problems with how its platform is used — problems with seismic, global consequences.
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For me the whole idea is to understand that all problems are made up of smaller problems.
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We've seen problems arise, and then we think about how to use data to solve these problems.
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Is the stock market causing problems, or is it just a sign of problems that already exist?
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Solving ideological problems requires nearly impossible political compromises; solving economic problems just requires money and clever deals.
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We anticipated there would be problems but the problems would be showing up so soon was disturbing.
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Some people are allergic to iodine, however, and iodine can cause problems in patients with thyroid problems.
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We've solved a lot of problems, and we're in the process of solving a lot of problems.
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They haven't yet told a clear story about the country's problems and how they'll solve those problems.
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But even temporary delays in manufacturing — or problems transporting materials — could lead to problems, some experts said.
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Owners reported suspension problems and other issues, including problems with the extending door handle, the magazine said.
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The same news organizations that do a great job of reporting on privacy problems — have privacy problems.
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Presidents are elected to address problems whether or not the problems are inherited when they take office.
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Her health problems include severe arthritis and gastrointestinal problems; she has been disabled since the early 1980s.
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The instability would only make drug and migration problems worse, and create further problems throughout the region.
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I think about clothes, their strange promise, the way their problems so resemble the problems of love.
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"Contractual problems," or SPASMS, are indeed problems if the anesthesiologist with the epidural doesn't appear on time.
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We don't have any problems at the pipeline, and we don't have any problems at the terminals.
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He recently published a paper looking at people with chronic health problems like fibromyalgia or heart problems.
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"The problems are different, the magnitude of the problems is different, the impact is different," he added.
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One of neoliberalism's many problems is how it prescribes the resolution of social problems to individual solutions.
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There are obviously problems about border control and very large numbers of people coming in from Eastern Europe to the U.K….there are problems around democracy and control and there are structural problems.
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There have been doping problems, housing problems, sewage problems, torch failures, one arrest of an athlete and a scary virus to contend with, but despite it all, the 28 Rio Olympics have prevailed.
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Sometimes they do the opposite, with small problems becoming big problems, and big problems becoming bigger arguments and everything falling apart in a drawn-out implosion with emotional shrapnel flying every which way.
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Problems could occur if the economy weakens, though banks are in the position to handle any sudden problems.
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United Airlines and American Airlines both had computer problems last summer but fixed the problems within a day.
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Whether the screen use is the cause of those problems or a symptom of those problems remains controversial.
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Drivers of these cars reported 110 problems per 100 vehicles, well below the industry average of 156 problems.
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The financial-services industry does a dreadful job of addressing these problems, and the problems are getting worse.
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Public problems are our problems as individuals who live together in a society and seek to govern ourselves.
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In terms of consequences for the company and the societal impact, the hard problems are the human problems.
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Many people who recover go on to have chronic health problems, such as joint pain or eye problems.
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I'm sure that Gloriavale has its problems and people with problems... but that's the same as everywhere else.
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He's a hero, but the problems he's trying to work out are problems that he created for himself.
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People have a variety of problems, but if we're looking at problems we're looking at the common ones.
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He blamed any problems he had at the debate -- his performance was widely panned -- on the technical problems.
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WHICH, NOT ONLY HAVE IMPOSED HEAVY ECONOMIC PROBLEMS, BUT ALSO HEAVY PROBLEMS OF BALANCE IN OUR SOCIAL REGIMES.
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The rest of the trailer documents some fairly routine parenting problems: struggling with math problems, being overly tired.
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There are also problems with English text rendering throughout the OS, causing odd problems with spacing and punctuation.
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These skills will help us solve today's problems and create new solutions to problems we can't yet envision.
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Broadly: The book discusses problems you've had since you came out—mostly drug addiction but some eating problems.
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Overuse or misuse of MDMA can lead to sleep problems, urinary problems, and in severe cases, cognitive impairment.
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That doesn't mean Maura's problems aren't real problems, and the show's writers are aware of this cognitive dissonance.
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What we should have learned is that some problems don't have quick answers that don't create worse problems.
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"I think people are going to mistake GE's idiosyncratic problems with problems with large-cap dividends," Schatz said.
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Leaders who are open about their problems might be less likely to see disciplinary problems in the ranks.
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In addition, people highly susceptible to heat-related complications include those with chronic health problems, especially respiratory problems.
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"Shifting blame for one's own problems onto others will not resolve the problems," he said in prepared remarks.
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Some of the problems highlighted - a lack of meetings with government in Indonesia and technical problems in Bangladesh.
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People have problems in life, and better public policy has the ability to ameliorate many of those problems.
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At the end of the day, opioids were the solution not for patients' problems but for doctors' problems.
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Working in Afghanistan, I learned that there are no problems, only solutions—Because there will constantly be problems.
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A wide range of psychological, behavioral, and social problems can arise, including depression, substance abuse, and relationship problems.
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Wells Fargo's problems are not yet over, because the problems of its customers, employees and investors still linger.
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" Oshkosh Corporation: "Yeah, it has been [a disappointment] and it's got some raw cost problems, some assembly problems.
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Our goal is to attack the deep roots of our security problems: political, economic, social, and cultural problems.
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They are "real" and their problems are "real" problems, as if everyone else is dealing with artificial obstacles.
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They have problems like homelessness and debt, and the money is not a Band-Aid for those problems.
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And their problems, if anyone considers them at all, are typically waved off as problems for local government.
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"If women are ever shown to have problems in a film, they are always emotional problems," she said.
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Signal problems or a "train with mechanical problems" spells trouble, and I might switch to a different line.
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They are not homogenous; neither are the problems they fix and cause, and the solutions to those problems.
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There are many problems in the past that appeared absolutely intractable, medical problems, and then we have solutions.
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We don't have bureaucratic problems or constituency problems that some others might and we like we each other.
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The problems at the Denver Veterans Affairs Medical Center reflect the problems of the VHA as a whole.
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As an ideology, technocracy holds that the problems in the world are technical problems that require technical solutions.
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"In case I have any problems," said Jay Dube through a mask, imagining what those problems could be.
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Programming is always just solving problems and programming languages all exist to solve some subset of all problems.
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They promise that the problems of crime and the problems of white genocide are going to go away.
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Compared to soldiers who never had sleep problems, those who recovered from initial sleep problems started out with higher psychological distress, anger reactions and attention problems but steadily improved throughout training, the study found.
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"We've already seen some of that in the stem cell clinics popping up around the country that try to provide stem cell treatments for a host of problems: eye problems, heart problems," he said.
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Some side effects of targeted cancer therapies include diarrhea; liver problems, such as hepatitis and elevated liver enzymes; skin problems; problems with blood clotting; and high blood pressure, according to the National Cancer Institute.
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Very few five-year-olds had these problems: just 1.2 percent of kids had so-called "externalizing" behavior problems like aggression or inattention and just 2.5 percent had "internalizing" problems like depression and anxiety.
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"Most of the problems that I am coming across are small data problems in disguise as big data problems," said Kazmaier, an executive vice president at SAP who manages its proprietary database management system.
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We've all got problems: New York has parking problems, there are problems with our education system, and as The New York Times reports, the stock market is shrinking and that's a problem for everyone.
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Most of the examples I outlined above are "bad drone" problems — problems related to drones that might be hostile — but understanding what entities are up in the air is critical for "good drone" problems too.
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It's about culpability, idolatry, and the doomed result of dumping a complex mass of problems onto one specific set of shoulders (whether that's Stan's problems on Eminem, or a society's problems on celebrities in general).
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Many of the adulterated muscle building products contained undeclared anabolic steroids, which, when abused, can lead to mental problems in the short term and kidney problems, liver damage and heart problems in the long term.
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Local problems in some countries have become more pronounced too, exposing deep structural problems irrespective of the global backdrop.
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In March, in the aftermath of the Christchurch shooting, I tried to distinguish between internet problems and platform problems.
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"These are not touchy-feely issues," she said, but rather tough problems problems where expertise is in high demand.
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Four economies, four different sets of problems Problems abound in all four of the largest economies in the continent.
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The West now identifies all its problems with 'Russia', just as Russia identifies all its problems with 'the West'.
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Ongoing problems in the ethanol industry added to the problems and "limited margins and opportunities" for ADM, Luciano said.
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Altabef says not suggesting discrete solutions to specific problems is a recognition that the problems will change over time.
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Being stuck in wired mode and needing to regularly remap are annoying problems, but, ultimately, they're not huge problems.
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Time is different for our children; the problems of today feel like they will be the problems of forever.
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In other words, supporting founders before their "people problems" become business problems yields a 20 percent improvement in performance.
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This is not a film about Scott and AdvaMed; whatever problems there were, he did not create the problems.
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While other airlines have been hit by computer problems, the scale and length of BA's computer problems were unusual.
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More and more Americans are experiencing mental health problems — and yet, access to treatment for those problems is dwindling.
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"Because you can't really address environmental problems unless you solve social problems like the huge inequalities in the world."
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But this report underscores the problems of rushing the planes out before their considerable pollution problems can be addressed.
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Of course, this situation is not without its problems, although the problems have nothing to do with the talent.
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America has many problems, and to many Americans, the FCC is the government agency that can solve these problems.
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Manufacturing problems are inherently far more difficult to solve and are largely responsible for ongoing problems with drug shortages.
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" Trump's message to Sanders voters: "We can't solve our problems by relying on the people who created our problems.
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A lot of times you also have to pretend there aren't problems when in fact there are major problems.
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You can't be the person who tells other people your problems and the one who listens to their problems.
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These hires could ensure Facebook has enough staff to tackle its problems in a timely manner before problems spread.
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It is very hard to be anxious about my problems when I can concentrate on fixing someone else's problems.
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"All the problems that she's campaigning against are problems that came on her watch, with her involvement," he said.
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So I knew that the problems intrinsic in growing up were the same in terms of flavors of problems.
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It has long been said that the problems California deals with today are the problems America will face tomorrow.
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Days or weeks later, other symptoms emerged, including memory problems, an inability to concentrate, mood problems, headaches and fatigue.
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Experts said a plethora of problems contributed to slumber deprivation, including noise, mental or physical health problems, and diet.
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From Huffington's perspective, most health problems in the U.S. are actually rooted in behavioral problems rather than biological ones.
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There are structural problems (I have always believed they are constitutional problems) with the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA).
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"Design is really about solving human problems, but no one is really looking at [the commuters'] problems," Ding says.
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Problems with substandard sanitation can also contribute to microbial changes in very poor environments, compounding the problems of malnutrition.
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Option I: Problems and Solutions The article presents multiple problems that different communities are facing during the coronavirus outbreak.
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They had lived through — and some were still challenged by — money problems, medical problems, the narrowing of life's movements.
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I didn't have first-world problems in Qatar: I had Victorian first-world problems that involved maids and drivers.
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Marvel characters had a lot of issues and problems, but I wanted to give them deeper, more complex problems.
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Cancer, respiratory problems, dermatitis from skin exposure to hazardous substances, and health problems from high levels of exposure to noise and vibrations are among the occupational safety and health problems most commonly experienced by construction workers.
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Many of the problems I face today seem like grown up problems that need to be taken care of by adults, as I become an adult I learn by my parents helping me solve these problems.
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While Genesis led the pack with 89 problems per 100 vehicles, Land Rover ranked last among 32 brands, with 220 problems reported per 100 vehicles compared to an industry average of 134 problems per 100 vehicles.
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Where Mr Modi has acted it is often to tackle the symptoms of bigger problems rather than the problems themselves.
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Heart disease, kidney failure, gastrointestinal problems and neurological problems are among the other primary causes of death in older dogs.
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"They don't have autism necessarily, but they often are getting other problems, whether anxiety, learning problems or ADHD," she said.
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Researchers still must find out what problems those are—what problems could actually benefit from these noisy, intermediate-scale devices.
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The future of computational psychiatry provides its own problems, problems that seem fantastical now but may threaten the field later.
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One way we can approach the problem is by thinking about it in terms of internet problems versus platform problems.
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" He said that, when faced with problems, Chinese entrepreneurs "start to solve the problems, then think about rules and laws.
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The overall industry average for dependability was 2129 problems per 1323 vehicles, compared with 2132 problems in last year's study.
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With this, developers can use the machine to solve larger problems with fewer physical qubits — or larger problems in general.
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Perhaps the launch delays were the cause of the funding problems, or perhaps the funding problems led to launch delays.
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"These are all problems due to proxy war so the military must become involved in all these problems," he added.
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The hoaxers are right that there are problems in identity studies, and that one of those problems is political bias.
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If you had problems and you went to Rao's, you'd walk in there and all your problems would go away.
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The novel part is that it's not the structural problems in individual countries, it's the structural problems in the Eurozone.
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Fixing those problems — by, for example, reducing spending for the stabilization fund — presents political, practical, and possibly still procedural problems.
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We can be very precise in accounting, which sounds boring, but many of these food problems are problems of accounting.
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Everyone has problems, every state has problems, but you have to solve it yourself and you can ask for solidarity.
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Kamran Dadkhah, associate professor of economics at Northeastern University, said that these connections mean China's problems are now everybody's problems.
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BMNT specializes in pairing government technology problems — typically, DoD-related problems — with Silicon Valley companies best suited to provide solutions.
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Am I trying to break down these problems or am I actually part of how we're shoring up these problems?
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Messaging problems: The individual mandate repeal is already complicated, and there are messaging problems even without the new reporting mandate.
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"The private sector can build demonstration projects, they can lobby, but the big problems are political problems," Mr. Bloomberg said.
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"There are three specific portions that I have problems with, and I believe others will have problems with," Feinstein said.
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Engineers, we often solve difficult problems -- really challenging problems -- but at least the electrons flow the same way every time.
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Scientists, in particular, are drawn to problems and problem solving, and so science often focuses on describing and understanding problems.
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Problems if international students are coveredTo avoid many of these problems, we could make public college free for international students.
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Yet she is sceptical he died of heart problems and suspects the attack triggered problems that took time to unfold.
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"If there's problems with productivity, if there's problems with employee engagement, there needs to be a larger overhaul, " he cautioned.
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"What we really need to do is not think these are regulator problems, but understand they're monetary problems," he said.
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Especially important, lack of sleep can lead to sexual problems and a lack of sex can lead to sleep problems.
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The legal problems around elder care, and then also the care problems of the idea of living your life online.
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Obviously, the day, there's problems about the markets, problems about what it's used for – Caruso-Cabrera: What do you like?
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I think we all need to remember that issues like these are not partisan problems, that they are people problems.
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Again, it's hard to see how Twitter solves Disney's problems, and equally hard to see how Disney solves Twitter's problems.
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The wisest leaders also understand that all the big problems today are global problems, and they have only global solutions.
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And obviously with #MeToo and other things, there are real problems; there are culture problems that have to be addressed.
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Many intractable urban problems are in fact not engineering problems at all, including the ones that most look like it.
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It does deal with problems that you might have as an adult, like unemployment, relationship problems, that kind of stuff.
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We're not that-- you know, we don't have the bureaucratic problems or the constituency problems that some others might have.
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Couples need to know, for example, that MDMA will not "cure" them of psychological problems or problems within the relationship.
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"Physically, I have been left with many problems: cardiovascular, respiratory, post-traumatic alopecia, kidney difficulties, severe dental problems," she said.
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" While "the masses solve small problems for their employers," he says, "the rich solve significant problems and get compensated accordingly.
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Moreover, Gagin says that most babies with acne are otherwise completely healthy, with no hormonal problems or other health problems.
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"The problems with the euro are problems with governance," said Catherine Schenk, an economic historian at the University of Oxford.
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But the problems worsened as temperatures plummeted on Martin Luther King's Birthday and unrelated electrical problems affected the jail's power.
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We need to learn to be a cooperative civilization working together to solve our survival problems and our sustainability problems.
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"Believe me, if I become president, oh do they have problems, they are going to have such problems," Trump said.
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Her message is to fix some of these other problems no matter what it takes to fix these other problems, but I think he is right, you can't fix those problems without fixing that we were divided.
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Just giving them rich food doesn't seem to quite work, and maybe it's because they're caught in this vicious cycle where they've got immune problems, microbiome problems, problems with their gut that are all feeding into each other.
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Forty-six percent of respondents said they have experienced substance abuse in their family overall, with 6900 percent reporting just alcohol problems, 2628 percent reporting only drug problems and 28503 percent reporting problems with both, according to Gallup.
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Forty-six percent of respondents said they have experienced substance abuse in their family overall, with 2023 percent reporting just alcohol problems, 10 percent reporting only drug problems and 18 percent reporting problems with both, according to Gallup.
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And since China stopped importing plastic recycling last year, Canada's plastic problems (and recycling problems) have taken on a new urgency.
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"This idea of breaking things down into smaller problems is the basis of how humans solve problems," explains CTO Kaheer Suleman.
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But this is what led to multiple problems — including the FBI reopening its investigation today — and multiple storylines around those problems.
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He's less interested in the news industry's problems right now; he's interested in the problems five or 20 years from now.
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The problems of conceptual art as I encountered it in grad school are not the problems of working in a community.
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"Trump understands that the problems we're facing now are not cyclical," Navarro told CNBC's "Squawk Box, " adding the problems are structural.
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The problems of unrequited love or complicated friendships are relatable, except that everyone tackles their problems in the stupidest of ways.
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Foreign presses pointed out that EU has been accused by Trump many times, either on security problems or on trade problems.
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Only when that basic respect is achieved will the bigger problems, the uber problems, be fixed — or not exist at all.
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"Absolutely there were problems … the problems were not as big as I expected," Rodriguez told FierceCable during an interview last week.
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Yet, if anything, the summit showed that America's problems are no more rooted in Russia than Russia's problems are in America.
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They're just folks…Read more Read"So many political problems are practical problems," Eisen recently told Gizmodo from his Berkeley office.
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My heart is to help you solve the problems of your state... (BELL RINGING) CHRISTIE: ... and the problems of our nation.
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They're known as "NP hard" problems, as opposed to the class known as "P" problems, which are relatively easy to solve.
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Often Berninger's problems—or the problems of the characters he inhabits —are supplemented with (and then complicated by) copious alcohol intake.
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It can be caused by endocrine issues (cortisol is the usual hormonal culprit there), physical problems, mental problems, and even temperature.
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But it has problems, and unless those problems are addressed, Overwatch won't make it to the top tier of spectator esports.
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To skeptics, the latest removals look like more "whack-a-mobile" tactics to remove problems only once they have become problems.
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Kim Kardashian is rich and beautiful and surrounded by expensive and beautiful things, but her problems are normal person problems, amplified.
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"P" problems are solvable in polynomial time; "NP" problems might be solvable in polynomial time, and are checkable in polynomial time.
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It was once thought that they might be able to solve the hardest class of NP problems, called NP-complete problems.
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IOActive is currently working with the manufacturers to fix the problems and has not publicly shared which problems each robot has.
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Lack of sleep can contribute to crankiness, problems with attention and learning, behavior issues, and even health problems such as obesity.
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And the model we should look at is the American Democrat Party with all its intricacies and problems (huge problems, sometimes).
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However, if policy makers decide to sacrifice long-term growth to solve short-term problems, we'll be facing even greater problems.
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But we can never fix our problems by relying on the same politicians who created these problems in the first place.
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National problems were scarcely the full explanation for the store's problems, but by the spring of 1922, Truman & Jacobson was finished.
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Babies exposed to Zika prenatally can have a range of other problems, such as hearing loss, vision problems and developmental delays.
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Especially for those vulnerable travellers, they might have problems with their blood circulation, they might experience hearing problems and heart attacks.
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The best course is to stop solving last year's problems and start understanding potential new problems and how to mitigate them.
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If we respond to these myriad problems with trade wars, we run the risk of creating more problems than we solve.
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" In 1961, JFK reminded us, "Let both sides explore what problems unite us instead of belaboring those problems which divide us.
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The American economy as of last fall certainly had its share of problems — problems that Trump wasn't shy about pointing out.
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We have gotten used to discussing the Affordable Care Act mainly in terms of its problems, and those problems are real.
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State officials appear to have begun discussing the water problems in Flint in September, after residents began reporting health problems there.
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Humans face critical problems that have never arisen before in their history, problems of survival of organized human life on earth.
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Cook said tackling sleep problems could be a promising avenue to finding new ways of intervening to prevent mental health problems.
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As you said, these are really hard problems your state is facing, and the fiscal problems are the hardest of all.
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Obamacare had affordability problems before Trump took office — but actions taken by the Trump administration near certainly made those problems worse.
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Better yet, the people telling you the problems couldn't decide anymore if they were really having the problems or just performing.
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Silicon Valley lionizes people who rush toward solutions and ignore problems; science is designed to find solutions by identifying those problems.
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All mayors face criticism for problems that linger after they leave office; Mr. Dinkins's critics focus on problems that quickly abated.
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Marital stress is associated with many serious physical health problems as well as symptoms of depression and other mental health problems.
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Some of these problems include: Anterior open bite: A type of overbite that can cause problems with grinding food and articulation.
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I am really interested in tech that is efficient and functional and solves problems that are real problems, not theoretical ones.
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" Their problems, Mr. Clawson continued, just happen to be intellectual, virtual problems, "whereas at Birdwell, ours are usually a physical problem.
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European regulators were as blind to the mounting problems as their American counterparts, which led to problems on a similar scale.
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Rather, it highlights deep structural problems and contradictions in the advertising industry, problems that run much deeper than this particular failure.
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He left the company maybe six or seven years ago to go off and think about bigger problems, non-product problems.
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I mean, I care about helping to address these problems of social cohesion and understanding what economic problems people think exist.
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Alcohol, of course, is linked to problems beyond violent crime and sexual assault, including health problems and many kinds of accidents.
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"Rolling something as complex as this out at large-scale introduces thousands of small problems — some of which are security problems, some of which are reliability problems, some of which are resource-management problems — that only become apparent when you do it," said Matt Blaze, an election security expert and computer science professor at Georgetown Law School.
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" His great uncle Michael Earl officiated his funeral service on January 21, 2008 and remembered his grand-nephew in an emotional speech saying, "Brad had problems just like I have problems, just like you have problems… Was Brad perfect?
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And so I think we're already there for a lot of it, and I think a lot of the problems now with conversational agents or talking to Siri or working through some of these problems are actually product problems.
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" David McGuire, executive director of ACLU of Connecticut, told Broadly, "For us this highlights something that we already knew all too well: racism and white supremacy and the problems associated are definitely Connecticut problems as well as national problems.
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" Months later, Trump charged: "Believe me, if I become president, oh, do they have problems, they are going to have such problems.
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"We have a long class of problems like this, logical problems that are very sensitive to changes in one variable," Tishby said.
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Some of its recent political problems: A slow leak of shell company revelations, all from the Panama Papers, built on these problems.
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Obesity can trigger health problems in dogs such as diabetes and cardiovascular disease, but it can lead to other problems as well.
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After all, who would leave behind the problems of their home country only to perpetuate those same problems in their new home?
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They do have some very serious problems in Germany with the migrant wave, serious problems in other parts of Europe as well.
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Further, 54% reported medical problems "like dehydration, urinary tract infections, kidney infections and other kidney problems" because they avoided using restrooms entirely.
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"Internet problems are global problems, which means we're going to be dealing with security folks in China no matter what," Moss said.
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The list of judicial problems and possible academic solutions is long enough to be overwhelming: It includes 55 problems and 48 solutions.
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It's not wrong to focus on working-class white voters and their economic problems; their problems are shared by lots of Americans.
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They are also at an increased risk for cardiovascular disease, intestinal problems, infections like pneumonia and meningitis, vision problems and hearing loss.
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"No one can deny the fact that there are problems, racial problems in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, that need to be rectified," Rainey said.
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She recognised that many of the problems she saw in her patients were rooted in problems with their bosses, colleagues or families.
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Whether you're struggling to pay your bills or you're dealing with unexplained health problems, indulging in self-pity won't fix your problems.
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After the Philidor problems surfaced, Valeant's board began an investigation, which has identified revenue recognition and other accounting problems, the company said.
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The reason doctors prescribed the meds was because of a number of medical problems, including emphysema, knee problems and a fractured hip.
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Alternatively, if you are trying to drink your problems away, it's worth remembering those problems will still be there in the morning.
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For example, they come in with complaints of sleeping problems, headache or gastrointestinal problems, when the underlying cause is depression or anxiety.
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"We're living in a truly globalized world where your problems are my problems and vice versa," he said in the opening session.
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If phenylalanine builds up in the blood major health problems will result: neurological problems, intellectual disabilities, psychiatric disorders, and other serious effects.
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Might different health problems emerge from a large-scale replacement of meat, which, for all its problems, is still a whole food?
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She helps people across America talk through their problems; he hates his mother and wants to fix the world's problems with pills.
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Federal prosecutors acknowledge Daniels&apos mental health problems, although they say there&aposs also evidence that Daniels is exaggerating his psychological problems.
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Now, my husband said at the NAACP last summer that it solved some problems, but it created other problems, and I agree.
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Indeed, experts have suggested that sleep hygiene can help alleviate sexual problems and that sex can help those suffering from sleep problems.
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These machines aren't designed to solve problems that we're solving today, only faster — they're designed to solve problems we haven't even imagined.
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Congress would get more discovery on a range of problems, more information about potential policy solutions, and more capacity to solve problems.
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Between today and a future defined by these trends, the challenges facing engineers and designers are coding problems, not car-making problems.
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"We live in a society where we medicate a lot of problems and we self-medicate a lot of problems," he said.
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"We have so many problems that we can't assume coherent policies — we can't end our crime, we can't resolve our economic problems."
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"Women were far more interested in solving problems that we talked about instead of presenting problems as win versus lose," Driskell said.
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In a place where people live hand-to-mouth, huge economic costs can carry a lot of other problems — health problems, malnutrition.
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"If we don't deal with the problems that currently exist in the sewage system, every new building exacerbates each of those problems."
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Certain dudes who are considered creeps have problems with masturbation, like real addiction problems, and I try to stay away from them.
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The problems we ought to be dealing with are not problems because they are going to cause us trouble in the future.
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"The European Union is not the root of all our problems, and leaving it will not solve all our problems," he said.
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Youths with behavioral problems who are expelled have high rates of emotional disturbance and are very likely to have continued behavioral problems.
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Shortly after that, flight attendants began noticing and reporting health problems, such as hives, respiratory problems, and hair loss, and other issues.
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"Not all problems can be solved militarily, and we should not ask our military to solve problems that they cannot alone solve."
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Make no mistake about it, these folks aren't working to solve just immigrant problems — they're solving problems that impact all of us.
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It was not the visa problems that frequently bedevil the foreign travel plans of many residents of Kosovo that were causing problems.
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Such post-implementation testing would help to identify unanticipated problems after customization and allow users to address pediatric-specific problems that emerge.
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"Those are all bond problems and ultimately those problems are going to cause a sell-off in the bond market," said Sanchez.
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Rather than seeking EU-wide solutions to the bloc's problems, the focus has been on wanting EU-wide solutions to UK problems.
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But they say the solution to those problems is systemic change — not an at-home kit that could cause survivors further problems.
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That said, poverty doesn't necessarily cause crime, but when there are lots of social problems there will be more of other problems.
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Serious health problems associated with the drug include impaired short-term memory, reduced attention, impaired coordination and sleep problems, they point out.
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The problems that Emily (Jennifer Ikeda) has encountered, both as a young journalist and as a young woman, are problems of communication.
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Then he compares his own first-world problems with actual problems ("stone mattresses, thin blankets, really long winters spent in a windbreaker").
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And the agreement includes deadlines for resolution to problems, although it gives the agency 20 years to resolve all lead paint problems.
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He doesn't appear to have problems, only to soothe the problems of others, with his case of goodies and friendly, nonjudgmental patter.
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"Just blaming economic globalization for the world's problems is inconsistent with reality, and it will not help solve the problems," he said.
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Constipation Problems with digestion and bowel movements are a big problem for people with Parkinson's, and we now know that these problems can start long before the tremor and problems with movement that lead to someone being referred to a neurologist.
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For this reason, many of Facebook's biggest problems are technological problems of scale — of amassing and processing so much data — and yet Facebook argues that amassing more data is the way to improve every experience, which includes fixing its myriad problems.
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Babies who are born too early, any time before 37 weeks is considered premature, are more at risk for short and long-term health problems like: asthma and other lung diseases, gastrointestinal problems, infections, vision problem, hearing loss, and dental problems.
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"It's going to be essential to follow them to look at their development, to look at their ability to learn, to look at hearing problems, balance problems, behavior problems, all those issues, to make sure that we don't miss anyone."
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"In addition, traumatic brain injury can also cause long-term problems with physical symptoms (headache, dizziness, neck pain, etc.) and cognitive symptoms (memory impairment and concentration problems) which may lead to social problems and/or psychiatric symptoms," Madsen said by email.
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But the financial market indicators we can see are a clear indication that these costs are being exacerbated by a second wave of problems — demand-side problems — that are actually larger in scale than the problems on the supply side.
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These tests may also be useful in caring for children with structural birth defects or chronic functional problems that affect vision, hearing, movement, seizures, mood issues, immune problems, poor growth, digestive issues, hormone problems or heart rhythm irregularities, the authors write.
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Uber has a lot of problems, and it has gotten into the bad habit of trying to paper over those problems with money.
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And I think those problems are actually the interesting problems that sit before us between the next sort of zero to five years.
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See, the problem with investors and Wall Street is I don't think they particularly care about my problems or some other company's problems.
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People may call to discuss mental or physical illness, relationship problems, physical or sexual abuse, substance abuse, financial problems, sexual identity, or anxiety.
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"All parties should stick to dialogue to settle disputes and problems in a peaceful manner," Zhang said, without specifying what disputes and problems.
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During that time I have had treatment for prostate cancer, a new heart valve, a new hip, eye problems, skin problems and hearing.
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For purposes of analysis, respondents who reported problems paying medical bills and respondents who reported no such problems were sampled at different rates.
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Almost all of the callers were incredibly lonely and the problems they talked about were serious: dire job, family, financial, and marital problems.
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Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) has been used since the 1960s to treat a variety of medical problems, including anxiety, depression and sleep problems.
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As Rappeport wrote, Trump's problems in the state are primarily problems with Mormons, who make up about 62 percent of the state's population.
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Pfleger: Huge trust gap between police and public Pfleger said the same problems exist in the American cities with the biggest violence problems.
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I'm here to speak to the problems that so many people I know are facing – problems that no one has done anything about.
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Multiple sources tell us this has nothing to do with problems at home or problems with his head ... it's all about creating music.
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Problems for Jeff Bezos: "If I become president, do they have problems," Trump said back in February, referring to Jeff Bezos and Amazon.
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They know that even the best-laid plans can run into unexpected problems, so they take problems in stride and stay the course.
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The ACA was supposed to fix the problems of the individual market, which really was dysfunctional for anyone with the slightest health problems.
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If left untreated, it could lead to arthritis, nervous system problems and heart problems, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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But they're the same in that they think that the United States can solve its problems the way that people solve their problems.
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He argues that other problems in those countries, like their problems with high debt, were made worse by the ECB's tight-money policies.
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Making tools to solve complex problems can create new problems, and tools can be used in ways the creators might not have intended.
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Democrats: They've been eager to concede the ACA has some problems — which is undeniably true — and suggest bipartisan negotiations to fix those problems.
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We have days when we drive each other absolutely mad and want space, but the problems in the movie aren't our specific problems.
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My main problem is that I look around at my fellow humans and see them dealing with little problems that shouldn't be problems.
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You can have human problems, or you have mechanical problems, and then you can have what I would call an act of God.
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I am always surprised by the sheer number of different sexual problems people face today, and the psychological effect those problems can have.
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Conservatives correctly understand that political problems are often really engineering problems — solved by individual ingenuity and vision far more easily than government planning.
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We need to tackle these problems separately, but they are the biggest problems and so we should be doing it year after year.
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It's entirely possible many of these problems are, in part, rooted in decisions by Electronic Arts, a company with lots of communication problems.
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They are all looking at a slowly closing window of escape for their current problems and barreling head-on into even bigger problems.
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PROBLEMS "MORE VISIBLE" Luis Carlos Villegas, Colombia's defense minister, told Reuters the problems with other gangs, guerrillas and criminals aren't new or worsening.
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For instance, experiencing three or more ACEs is associated with below-average language, literacy and math skills, attention problems, social problems, and aggression.
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"Asylum was never meant to alleviate all problems, even all serious problems, that people face every day all over the world," Sessions said.
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These steps alone will not solve the problems Haberman outlines, since they are problems of public discourse and not limited to one medium.
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The problems with today's coal leasing program revolve around three key areas: a lack of competition, problems with valuation, and lack of transparency.
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We have many seemingly intractable problems, but we also have incredible people in the world looking at problems and solutions in new ways.
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Four and eight months later, the couples were reminded of the problems they had discussed and reported the current severity of those problems.
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These findings suggest that parents experienced depression directly associated with infants' sleep problems, which was improved by an intervention to reduce infants' problems.
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He did not see its problems as emblematic of struggles in tech, but rather, as a symptom of problems in the grocery space.
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"Asylum was never meant to alleviate all problems, even all serious problems, that people face every day all over the world," he said.
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Just as heart doctors treat heart problems and lung doctors treat lung problems, palliative care treats the suffering that results from serious illness.
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But what Etrian Odyssey is good at is giving you real problems and challenges and then also interesting ways of solving those problems.
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Again, they were able to identify the problems before they could fix the problems, which, I think that's one of the big issues.
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It is now clear that a hidden cause of sex problems is sleeplessness and that a hidden cause of sleeplessness is sex problems.
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Ismail said the problems hitting Pakistan's economy were not linked to debt but rather to current account problems, which was not China's fault.
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He listed other chronic physical problems from his time in custody: headaches, neck and shoulder pain, and severe gastrointestinal problems, common among detainees.
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He came closer than his predecessor to acknowledging that there were problems with Wells Fargo's corporate culture that had contributed to the problems.
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Among children with milder injuries, academics, mental health problems and cognitive challenges were the most common problems, reported by one third of parents.
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The paper walks through five different ways a household cleaning robot could encounter safety problems, then details some math to avoid these problems.
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And again: Reach out with new and urgent medical problems Remember to be in touch when new or urgent medical problems come up.
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There are huge problems with U.S. policy on many fronts, but very few of these problems come from lack of good new ideas.
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Most people know that excessive and binge drinking can cause a number of health problems, including cancer, memory problems, violence and unintentional injuries.
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"To build and maintain our community together and make our brother's and sister's problems our problems and to solve them together," Karenga writes.
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There are still plenty of problems (like the NP-complete problems) that, as far as scientists can tell, quantum computers can't crack either.
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Israeli-Palestinian problems unaddressed A sudden surge in overt American political and diplomatic support for Israel has not solved the country's bigger problems.
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But these governments are often slow to redistribute income to the poor for two main reasons: problems of capacity and problems of will.
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Polls in Brazil suffer from problems that also afflict other countries, but these problems can be accentuated because of limitations with Brazilian polls.
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So far, only one of the seven millennium problems has been solved, although dozens of solutions to the various problems have been proposed.
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One of the big problems here seems to be that Page and company are a little too focused on solving hard technical problems.
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FiveThirtyEight gave a good, balanced overview of the problems in polling four years ago, and the problems have only gotten worse since then.
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ROSS: WELL, AS TO DEREGULATION, THE PRESIDENT HAS TASKED THE COMMERCE DEPARTMENT WITH MAKING A SURVEY OF ALL OF THE MANUFACTURING BUSINESSES IN THIS COUNTRY, ASKING THEM WHAT PERMITTING PROBLEMS THEY HAVE, WHAT REGULATORY PROBLEMS THEY HAVE, WHAT PROBLEMS WITH RULES THEY HAVE.
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And people undergoing a crisis are also at risk, such as those having relationship problems; financial or job difficulties; physical health problems, such as chronic pain; a loss of housing; or having criminal or legal problems, including being recently released from jail.
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It seems that most of the problems are rooted in Bridge OS, the embedded operating system used by the T2 chip, although it's not entirely clear whether the chip is directly causing the problems or how widespread the problems even actually are.
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It's a company with global operations and — I'm reaching for a business cliché, which is mindshare with consumers, with writers, and some huge problems including these legal problems, which are way worse maybe than the public perception problems or the reputation being tarnished.
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Clearly it is important that one is able to solve problems, to reason one's way through the world — but more important than that, one must be able to turn the ability to solve some problems into the ability to solve other problems.
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Non-European philosophical traditions offer distinctive solutions to problems discussed within European and American philosophy, raise or frame problems not addressed in the American and European tradition, or emphasize and discuss more deeply philosophical problems that are marginalized in Anglo-European philosophy.
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"If there is any amount of edge or unique view we have on the world I think it&aposs: What problems are solved, how well the product is solving those problems, and what team is going out and solving those problems," he said.
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"When you look at the I.R.S. scandal, when you look at the guns for whatever, when you look at all of the tremendous, aah, real problems they had, not made-up problems like Russian collusion, these were real problems," Mr. Trump said.
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People born with FASDs can have problems with learning and memory, speech and language delays, and problems with organs like the heart and kidneys.
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What's your response to people who believe we'll innovate our way out of climate problems and find ways to conquer other problems that appear?
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The health problems - some of which were not apparent at birth - included brain damage, eye damage, small head size, seizures and problems with hearing.
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And for the record the Democrats don&apost want to solve problems, they want to blame problems on Trump and do nothing about it.
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"My guess is the next set of problems we have won't look a lot like the last set of problems we had," he said.
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Although weakening monopolies' grip on America will not solve all our problems, we will not be able to solve our problems without doing so.
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Apps have many problems but we must solve them rather than imagining that the problems disappear when we put them inside chat or browser.
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TAPE: Jeff Sessions: Asylum was never meant to alleviate all problems even all serious problems that people face every day all over the world.
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Owner Michael Brocato claims the restaurant has corrected some of the problems but that it is also undertaking renovations that will correct other problems.
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The 2001 participants had more education, and although they had more cardiovascular problems than the 1992 participants, those problems were receiving more medical treatment.
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"[Mexico is] sending people that have lots of problems, and they're bringing those problems with [them]," Trump declared in his now-infamous announcement speech.
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Woods' victory marked his first Masters victory in 14 years, after a series of back problems and personal problems threatened to end his career.
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I love when she loses her temper with everybody, because there are so many problems on the show that are not real life problems.
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These types of problems are called "linear programs," and they were developed in the 1940s to answer optimization problems related to the war effort.
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I don't know what's going to happen with Hillary; she has other problems, maybe bigger than the problems she's got, in terms of nominations.
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I have a lot of the same problems as everyone else, but I also have annoying payroll problems that nobody wants to hear about.
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" Here's the money line: "The problems that Mack Beggs is facing and dealing with now remind me again that I don't have any problems.
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"He has the power and the determination to fix problems, but in many cases he does not properly understand the problems," says Mr Mao.
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But if rich countries want to stave off serious economic problems down the line, they need to start dealing with their birthrate problems soon.
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We need to come together as a nation and vow to solve our own problems before we seek to solve the problems of others.
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He then went on to discuss a number of problems with the reality TV franchise, one of those problems being its lack of diversity.
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" And I think "Anything that solves all our problems will create a whole mess of new problems that would have never occurred to us.
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Clinton's particular problems are interesting as historical chronicle, but are much less instructive than the generic problems, which will recur no matter the candidate.
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Some children with undiagnosed nighttime breathing problems may also have respiratory problems after taking codeine, and obesity may increase the risk of this occurring.
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This research is consistent with previous research that has shown a possible association between youth tackle football and problems with emotional and cognitive problems.
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I'm running because where there are problems in your community, I think good men need to stand up and take those problems head on.
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"They hate President Trump more than they want to fix problems — even problems they acknowledged to be real and serious in the past," Sen.
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GOFAI had proved quite successful at solving certain sorts of problems—problems requiring logic and precision, the kind that humans tended to find difficult.
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"We see that short-term problems – that are important as well, such as refugees – are taking away budget from long-term problems," he said.
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They said many babies exposed in utero who appear normal at birth may have developmental problems down the road, including hearing and vision problems.
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With legalization, many of the problems with the medical cannabis system will be subsumed by new problems brought about by the mass recreational system.
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A large ERN is indication of a hyper-vigilant brain that is constantly "on the lookout" for potential problems—even when no problems exist.
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EST, there were roughly 7,300 reports of problems with Disney+, according to Downdetector, a website where users can report problems on apps and websites.
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"If oil were to race to $100, all those problems get swept under the rug and we dont have any capital problems," Ledoux said.
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Today there are at least 230,2000 inmates with psychosis, far more if those with severe mood problems and drug problems are included, experts estimate.
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The study wasn't a controlled experiment designed to prove whether or how chronic physical health problems might directly cause psychological problems in young people.
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We don't shut down churches and schools just because kids have problems, and they probably have more problems in churches than they do online.
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Electric bike problems: Bike-sharing companies owned by Lyft have pulled electric models from New York, San Francisco and Washington because of braking problems.
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Try Getting More Sleep Sleep problems not only create relationship problems, they can also make fighting with your partner particularly toxic to your health.
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Later on, in the third year, we finally recognized the structural problems in the system that were undergirding a lot of the other problems.
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Whatever your purported style, intuitive thinking is better for problems demanding creativity, and reflective thinking is better for formal problems like calculations of probability.
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As societies develop more complex and specialized bureaucracies to solve emerging problems, these new layers of problem-solving infrastructure generate new orders of problems.
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Also, take care of your own issues, because even in marriage, your life is still your life and your problems are still your problems.
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"You make a film about the problems in the community and the problems with gang violence, and someone pulls it after this?" he said.
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People have reported higher instances of lung problems like shortness of breath and cough and some neurobehavioral issues such as balance and verbal problems.
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I THINK PENSION PROBLEMS, HEALTH CARE PROBLEMS IN TERMS OF OBLIGATIONS THAT ARE NOT FUNDED THAT ARE NOT DEBT -- SORKIN: MORE SEVERE NEXT TIME?
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We have some very complicated problems to solve, and those problems are being exacerbated by people who don't have America's best interests at heart.
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According to web monitoring site DownDetector, the Disney+ problems began around 212:22019 AM EST and there have been thousands of problems reported since.
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They are dealing with problems of their own, problems that distract them from giving their full attention to the President of the United States.
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The agency said it had 90 complaints of problems after the recall was announced including some reports of problems after owners had repairs completed.
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There are plenty of problems that market competition can't solve, but there are actually quite a lot of problems that it really can address.
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When lunchtime arrived, I'd sit around with the other general laborers, thirty of us on upturned crates in an unfinished living room with a spring breeze blowing through the glassless windows, eating roast-beef sandwiches and talking about money problems, home problems, work problems.
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But it doesn't actually solve the hard problems that will come after — the hard problems that destroyed the effort in 2008 to get a deal.
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It's when I discovered the difference between solving problems outright, and solving problems with this sort of polysyllabic obfuscating jungle, that I made the switch.
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In some cases, that's been undermined by corruption, but often the Mexican government has been successful in intercepting problems before they become the US's problems.
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" Another 34 percent say the funding lapse is "causing some problems, but they are not serious," while 5 percent think it is "not causing problems.
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The problems for BMPS represent problems for other Italian banks with the whole sector in Europe seeing heavy volatility in stock markets over recent months.
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If you don't control the borders, if you have an irresponsible refugee policy, you will get problems and we have serious problems here in Sweden.
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The goal: Find, fix and prevent problems On a good day, ethics officers will identify potential ethical problems in an organization before they blow up.
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It can slow growth and development and lead to learning and behavior problems including reduced IQ, attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder, and hearing and speech problems.
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Will it lead to more car crashes, mental health issues, and respiratory problems (all of which are problems linked to pot in the scientific research)?
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As you've gone through that experience, what problems in your life have you found that money can solve, and what problems can it not solve?
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The company has already invested hundreds of millions of dollars in companies that solve problems for the global consumer (and problems attendant with global consumption).
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"I've lived with all those problems, and I've talked with bank chief executives who have tried and been unable to solve these problems," he said.
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And it's possible, the authors note, that sleep problems may lead to consuming sugary caffeinated drinks by day, which may lead to more sleep problems.
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Asking users to judge the accuracy of news is fraught with technical and philosophical problems, and by itself could generate more problems than it solves.
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For example, it is plus or minus four points for both the group with problems paying medical bills and the group reporting no such problems.
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For example, it is plus or minus 4 points for both the group with problems paying medical bills and the group reporting no such problems.
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One wrong move inside the tiny mouth of a 1-year-old could mean a child with speech defects, problems eating, or lifelong problems breathing.
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"Everyone's going to have problems, but it's what you do with those problems and how you chose to go about that, that really shows character."
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"They're sending people that have lots of problems, and they're bringing those problems with us," he said in the day he announced in June 2744.
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While you shouldn't run into problems with the tweaks listed below, playing around with the registry has the potential to cause Windows some serious problems.
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The important thing is that fascists aren't actually trying to solve problems; they're invested in exacerbating problems and deepening the divisions that result from them.
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"I never had problems with him, but I could see that he had problems," continued Binoche, before mentioning how skilled Weinstein was at his job.
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So many of the problems with business are in fact problems with us, and they reflect the underlying and fairly universal imperfections of human nature.
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They voted for him because he was a true local who knew the problems the area faced and knew the people dealing with those problems.
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They're working to solve problems through tech, though here the problems are a little different than finding a parking spot or getting your laundry folded.
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" ALL-RUSSIAN ATHLETICS FEDERATION PRESIDENT DMITRY SHLYAKHTIN "We agree that Russian athletics has problems and don't hide it... but these problems did not start yesterday.
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"Colombia is increasingly seen as a scapegoat for Maduro for the problems he faces in Venezuela, problems he created in his own country," Marczak said.
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The computer, proven capable of solving chess problems, would now be leveraged to help humans solve more complex problems neither could handle on their own.
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Carruthers said he aimed to "improve the possibility for brand new businesses to be created which will address socially important problems and environmentally important problems".
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Until the messiah comes, it will always have problems, but it's better to solve problems than to start a conflagration and hope for the best.
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"I want to be a president who takes care of the big problems and the problems that are affecting the people of our country everyday."
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If the AI really is an enhanced ability to solve problems, then it comes down to what kinds of problems we set for it solve.
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Throwing cheap money at these labor market problems will do nothing, or very little in the best of cases, because structural problems require structural solutions.
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Work has begun on using computers to accurately identify increasingly specific subcategories of mental health problems—such as perfectionism, self-esteem problems, and social anxiety.
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While we had relatively few problems tracking the PSVR headset, other reviewers encountered more difficulties, and one of the major problems seems to be light.
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The BoE said Raphaels received an increased fine because the bank had suffered problems before and its investigation showed underlying problems dated back to 2014.
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Of course, if there were evidence of integrity problems, and not just speculation, then a state should take the necessary steps to cure the problems.
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Might it not serve the global community better by helping to promote international cooperation in dealing with problems like environmental degradation and world health problems?
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"Asylum was never meant to alleviate all problems, even all serious problems, that people face every day all over the world," he said in June.
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After passing Obamacare, they found themselves responsible for both the law's problems and the broader, systemwide problems that had nothing to do with the law.
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But oh we have some problems in South America, we have problems in Africa, we have to go back to Mr Zuckerberg who's not here.
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Ongoing problems But the move did little to end the ongoing problems plaguing the US response to the crisis, which is growing by the day.
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On the one hand, many of the Democratic Party's problems — and American democracy's problems — stems from the fact that our system is not particularly democratic.
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Overall, Dr. Jackson repeatedly said he was impressed by the president's health, saying tests revealed no evidence of cancer, lung problems, diabetes or joint problems.
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Women came together and realized that what they'd been thinking of as personal problems, not getting hired or getting harassed, were widely shared political problems.
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He pointed to the many different problems that cannabis companies are aiming to treat, from anxiety, insomnia and pain to problems with libido and creativity.
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We find in our studies that adolescents [in the Netherlands] who engage in media multitasking more frequently report more sleep problems and more attention problems.
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So the big questions for Facebook now are: Can the company first acknowledge that it has product problems, in addition to political and perception problems?
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" He added, "We didn't go into the job saying, well, we can't solve the problems of crime, and we can't solve the problems of homelessness.
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"SVD, currently, has very serious operational problems that place the Department at substantial risk and those problems are staffing dependent," he wrote in one memo.
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For example, he said, employers have better technology and data to screen candidates for drug problems, criminal records or credit problems, prolonging the hiring process.
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The IG report notes it informed FEMA of similar problems in 2013, after which FEMA developed a plan to stop these problems from happening again.
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"Even though there are problems in the subway system, I think they pale in comparison to the problems on our roads," Mr. de Blasio said.
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Union members had said the uniforms made by Twin Hill were to blame for a string of health problems including headaches, rashes and respiratory problems.
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Shopping addicts could be turning to purchases to sooth the impact of other problems in their lives — marital issues, work problems or big, unexpected changes.
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The Times of India reported that GoAir had started cancelling flights because some A320neo jets were grounded due to reliability problems, echoing problems at IndiGo.
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Starship tracks and prioritizes these problems for engineers to solve, and slowly incrementally reduces the number of problems the robots can't solve on their own.
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Kahn calls our environmental generational amnesia "one of the central psychological problems of our lifetime," because it obscures the magnitude of so many concrete problems.
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That's one of the good things that comes out of I.G. reports is you find problems, and he found problems that have to be fixed.
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Mr. Page and Mr. Brin are cerebral, technical thinkers, and the issues facing the company "are not merely technical problems or scientific problems," he said.
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The CASE Act is a modest attempt to rectify such problems by creating a fair and balanced process for creators to address their infringement problems.
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"One man in one country might create some problems for us for a few months, but we will overcome those problems," President Hassan Rouhani said.
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I mean unless there are some discussions going on from now to May to try to address the real problems, if there are real problems.
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Founders were addressing problems that were "interesting to solve," according to CB Insights, as opposed to problems that many people faced in their everyday lives.
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An additional 34 percent from the contaminated islands reported other health problems that could be related to radiation, like failing bones, infertility and thyroid problems.
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" In a television interview last March, Mr. Trump said, "We're having problems with the Muslims, and we're having problems with Muslims coming into the country.
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Through this summit, we invite policymakers, teachers, educators, come together, to discuss educational problems and the way to solve education problems, to exchange and communicate.
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" The book's back cover reads, "If you're having alphabet problems I feel bad for you son, I got 99 problems but my ABCs ain't one.
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Sometimes I can't tell my family serious problems because most of them are a different generation so they just can't understand your modern day problems.
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Whether the issue is jobs, health care or affordable education, "a lot of the problems we're facing are the problems of the future," she says.
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He wants to take a hard look at Muslims, because Muslims have caused problems in Europe, and somewhat smaller problems here in the United States.
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Promoting potatoes to solve the country's farming and food problems Promoting potatoes to solve the country's farming and food problems This segment originally aired Jan.
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But no one can deny the fact that there's problems, racial problems, here in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, that have to be closely, not examined, but rectified.
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"You know, little problems can turn into big problems down the road, so why not try to nip those in the bud early on?" he said.
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Really, it comes down to when black people have problems, it's personal responsibility, but when white people have the same problems, the system is messed up.
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Councils said they are increasingly encountering older people with complex physical and mental health problems, such as alcohol and gambling problems that can lead to homelessness.
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After the second surgery, which I thought would fix all the problems from the first surgery, I was happy for two days before more problems appeared.
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That can lead to additional problems like impaired ankle mobility and a higher risk of sprains and and strains, as well as the aforementioned foot problems.
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Abuse, trolling, harassment, racism, misogyny—these are all real problems down in the comments, and they're a symptom of wider problems: societal, yes, but also strategic.
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"But as I got older, all the problems required the ability to analyze data, and I couldn't solve certain problems without the right technology," she says.
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His quantum computing work applies these behaviors as a new way to abstract problems into their most basic pieces, and perhaps tackle problems regular computers can't.
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Here are some problems we faced in college, from the dire to the trivial, and how Prime Student is trying to make those problems go away.
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One hundred percent of my business success is connected to my relentless focus on listening to people, understanding their problems, and then helping people solve problems.
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Those who developed sleep problems during training or had chronic sleep problems had slower improvements in psychological distress and a decline in attention throughout the study.
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"In terms of criticism, I have no problems with anybody whatsoever, but when it comes to insult and defamation, of course I have problems," Erdogan said.
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Right now, it's tough for users to easily switch from Facebook to another social network, which insulates Facebook from its PR problems becoming user growth problems.
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CLINTON: I want to be a president who takes care of the big problems and the problems that are affecting the people of our country everyday.
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It needs to regain its humanity by addressing the problems of utilitarian cost-benefit analysis in general, and the problems of managerialism and measurement in particular.
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For the proliferation of new technologies aimed at solving problems "which will in turn eventually produce their own unintended by-products and problems", there is teuchnikskreis.
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While radical therapy causes lifelong erectile problems and incontinence, VTP only caused short-term urinary and erectile problems which resolved within three months, the researchers said.
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" He adds, "You can't just leave it [the cavity] in there, because that can lead to problems like disfigured facial expressions, cellulitis and other serious problems.
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Some of these problems were addressed in the Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act of 2008 and the Affordable Care Act, but significant problems remain.
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Indeed, judging by the very real problems facing the country, the U.S. candidates shouldn't give Venezuela's government an opportunity to distract the attention from these problems.
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Indeed the GAO has concluded these problems stem from the much larger, fundamental problems with the Library IT department, to which the Copyright Office is beholden.
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Although investigators have traced the problems back to issues with the drones' "starter-generator," the exact reason for the problems, and the solution, haven't been determined.
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For example, if a user wants to talk about some personal problems, or problems that their spouse is having, that's probably something for a private message.
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Reports of problems with Facebook peaked at over 12,000 worldwide late Wednesday according to Downdetector, a website where users can report problems on apps and websites.
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Punishing career civil servants might be popular, but it won't fix the problems at VA in any meaningful way and, in fact, could exacerbate the problems.
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"According to Buddhist philosophy, both the problems we call therapeutic and the problems we call spiritual are a product of not seeing things clearly," he writes.
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Celonis customers are also using the tool to optimize procurement processes — perhaps identifying invoicing problems with particular vendors, or problems with outsourcing costs in particular locations.
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The studio assembled a "technical strike team" to ensure that everything went off with no problems, and to quickly squash any problems that did spring up.
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The bank's U.S. problems are just one aspect, though, of the German bank's long-running and seemingly intractable problems across the entirety of its banking activities.
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When you're troubleshooting a technology problem with a lot of possible causes, you generally want to eliminate simple problems and test the most obvious problems first.
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Engagement enables policy professional to define the terms of the debate, explain what the problems are, and describe why their proposed solution would solve those problems.
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What's more, most people need services for other problems besides opioid addiction, such as mental health problems like depression or difficulties with other drugs like cocaine.
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According to officials, the man was in the hospital for some time because of his lung problems and eventually developed other health problems, which were undisclosed.
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Our problems with wildfires sadly are all too typical of the problems grinding austerity has brought to many federal activities supported with non-defense discretionary funding.
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"They're trying to invest in things that solve big world problems, climate change being, I think, one of the highest priority problems we have," he said.
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Long-term exposure can lead to respiratory problems, skin issues, chest pains and neurological problems, in addition to an increased likelihood of cancer, the EPA says.
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A few little problems But there are a few little problems that those who define simply having a military capability a causis belli won't talk about.
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Past research has shown that preterm children have an increased risk of attention problems, hyperactivity, anxiety or depression and social problems, the authors write in Pediatrics.
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Dunkey's right: There are a lot of problems with big site critics and criticism, just as there are tons of problems with YouTube critics and criticism.
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At the same time, the persistence of so many problems, particularly the wealth and housing gap, suggests that some of these root problems haven't been addressed.
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I now see that while dealing with his own problems—and very serious problems—Mark found it within himself to give his all to his patients.
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Our collective efforts could be put to better use if we worked on other problems—real problems—that can't be resolved with things we already have.
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However, government officials and researchers have warned that the scheme is still facing problems and needs further improvements due to unreliable data and other regulatory problems.
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I don't have those problems with Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV+ or Hulu, either, but I have sometimes run into problems with other streaming services.
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Many had other health problems Diabetes, emphysema and heart problems were among the pre-existing conditions that some people suffered before they were diagnosed with coronavirus.
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We're seeing 30-year-olds in the ICU and we don't know if those people aren't going to have long-term breathing problems and lung problems.
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That's the set of private, philanthropic and even entrepreneurial solutions to social problems that shouldn't exist in the first place, problems our government should be fixing.
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Once a great manager of problems caused by others, Ms. Merkel has failed to show the same capacity for solving problems arising from her own decisions.
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In short, alcohol already posed major public health problems for the US. But now we have evidence that such problems are getting much worse very quickly.
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And, fairly predictably, there were problems with this year's stream: At kick-off, many Apple TV owners (including this one) reported problems with CBS's CBSSports app.
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The most common medical problems reported on planes are fainting and near-fainting, and gastrointestinal problems, which generally do not require any medication, the study found.
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It's a bunch of 20-something-year-olds living together, and they all go through things that me and you go through — work problems, relationship problems.
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Heartsick individuals have been writing to advice columnist Carolyn Hax for decades now, and their problems often touch on problems with money one way or another.
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Research cited by the Obama administration's proposal found that the pesticide can cause neurological and brain development problems in children and fetuses, among other health problems.
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And rather than solving small problems as they arise, all too often those problems are blown out of proportion as excuses to advance much broader agendas.
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But why should we invite corporate billionaires to control which social and economic problems deserve attention, to say nothing about how those problems might be treated?
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As I coached the campers through their anxieties and problems, I began speaking to myself — and my anxieties and problems — with a new sense of compassion.
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But there were other problems, too — problems that partly explained why so many tissue boxes dotted the room when no one seemed to have a cold.
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Research has linked gum disease to many serious health problems — including diabetes, heart disease, and stroke — and shows that dental treatment can help alleviate those problems.
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In the end, it does not matter if there are problems with regulations or requirements if either one prevents us from solving the problems we face.
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"This epidemic shows that supply problems create strategic problems in certain industries," Le Maire told journalists after meeting industry leaders about the impact of the outbreak.
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The current draft of the NPRM is overly complicated, presenting solutions for problems that don't exist and introducing complexity that won't solve the problems that do.
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The market sees the banking sector's problems as contained to a few mid-sized private banks which have problems not shared by the wider banking industry.
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The two parties did not just disagree on how to solve the country's problems; they also had radically different ideas about what those problems even were.
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The most impractical solutions to mundane problems form the basis of xkcd creator Munroe's new book, How To: Absurd Scientific Advice for Common Real-World Problems.
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"[The Fed] can get around the problems for a while, … but in the end I think they have to address the structural problems," BPI's Nelson said.
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Several outside experts said the new research was revealing because it avoided those problems, coming closer to isolating the degree to which medical problems caused bankruptcies.
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We know that Einstein was right — the problems we have created for ourselves can't be solved at the same level of thinking that created those problems.
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This job is about analyzing data to solve problems, either helping to define things like new features, or helping track down the source of performance problems.
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TOOMEY: Oh, Paul, I&aposve got a list that&aposs very, very long of requests that have been made by the -- gosh, there&aposs probably hundreds of companies in Pennsylvania that use steel and aluminum and they have all kinds of problems, supply problems, pricing problems.
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I convinced myself of all kinds of things about how the appointment had really gone: I wasn't as bad as some people; she didn't like me because I'd been too forthcoming; my problems weren't real enough and I was just amplifying problems that weren't actually problems.
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During my year or so in the bargaining committee, I saw this firsthand: People would come to us with problems, the committee would raise the problems to management, and the company, which sometimes was genuinely not even aware of the problems, would try to fix them.
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Snyder has said repeatedly that he was unaware of any problems with lead in the water until the fall of 2015, or Legionnaires' problems until January 2016.
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"It's easy to think if I just went on Shark Tank it would solve all my problems, but often it just amplifies your current problems," Hejny said.
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Those risks include tissue death, the need for more surgery to fix problems, uneven breasts and problems with the breast implant, according to the American Cancer Society.
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While Twitter's abuse problems are well-documented, Dhrodia says that what still stands out is the social network's lack of transparency in how it addresses those problems.
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But I said yesterday that a lot of these problems existed under Obama and they were really, really bad problems, but the media never talks about it.
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Yet 71 percent of respondents to the survey also reported feeling "capable" of enacting change around climate problems, and 85 percent feel the same about social problems.
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As Refinery29 previously reported, at one time or another Dee Dee claimed that her daughter had leukemia, muscular dystrophy, epilepsy, vision and hearing problems, and problems breathing.
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Internet problems arise from the existence of a free and open network that connects most of the world; platform problems arise from features native to the platform.
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Of course, AI comes with its own set of bias, fitting, and black-box problems … but they're better ones to have than the problems we face now.
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But as connectivity problems and in-game crashes made Pokémon Go unplayable for attendees, the day spiraled into a large-scale echo of the game's earliest problems.
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There have been a lot of advances in the development of "smart" machines that can monitor, identify and fix their problems and the problems of other machines.
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And so you're hearing a lot about problems that bankers have and not a lot of problems that people who work at the mill in Thomaston, Conn.
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I think that if they're given a pass after all the problems that have come to light, I think we'll see a whole new wave of problems.
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We started making assumptions about where the problems were going to be, and we realized there were a lot more problems to be resolved than we'd anticipated.
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His truth-telling about invasive immigrants would cut to the heart of America's real problems (not its fake problems, like racism), and thereby Make America Great Again.
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"We should be vigilant in making it clear that we are talking about demonstrating a quantum advantage for some problems, and not all problems," Mosca told me.
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"Sleep and pain problems are two of the biggest health problems in today's society," said lead study author Esther Afolalu of the University of Warwick in Coventry.
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The Moon is in logical Air sign Gemini, making this a great day to solve some problems—and plenty of problems will come your way today, Taurus.
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"These fundamental problems problems with the conduct of the study reflect the lack of understanding of the study investigators concerning basic sample collection procedures..." the company states.
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Since its creation, GAO has issued numerous reports finding deficiencies at the agency, which largely revolve around significant leadership problems and communication problems with lower-level employees.
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ObamaCare has problems that should be fixed, but the problems stem from the fact that ObamaCare did not go far enough, not that it went too far.
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So a lot of times when we talk about privacy, especially tonight, we're talking about digital-first problems, or problems that are because of digital-first companies.
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Upon completion of the review, a report with screenshots and screen cam movies showing problems is sent back immediately to the programmer with a list of problems.
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"Democrats are strongly committed to Obamacare and are unwilling to admit structural problems, which create the problems we are having in the individual market today," Cornyn said.
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Linked to a variety of health problems — cancer, immune deficiencies, and thyroid and liver problems — they can be found in the bodies of 22019 percent of Americans.
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When you have all of the things that are happening in this country — we have other problems, and I think we have to focus on those problems.
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Ashton had back and Achilles' tendon problems before Beijing, and he experienced knee problems as well as a torn quadriceps in the month before the Olympic trials.
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With some of those examples, providers knew of problems long before they were disclosed but kept selling their wares, sometimes even covering up problems, all for profit.
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WE HANDED OVER AN ECONOMY THAT WAS GROWING WHERE YOU COULD HAVE FIXED THE LONG-TERM FISCAL PROBLEMS AND NOW WE'VE ACELERATED THE LONG-TERM FISCAL PROBLEMS.
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Picking lucky numbers doesn't solve all your problems, and a lot of times, it can create new ones that make the old problems seem like cherished friends.
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Deep-seated problems Shamsullah Sahrahi, a resident of the district, said that the problems that Sangin's population face have been present since the exit of US troops.
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A study by the Brennan Center, a nonpartisan watchdog, analyzed voting problems in the 2014 midterms and found a number of problems contributing to long waiting times.
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But it's worth making sure we're also remembering the other problems — including urgent ones like homelessness — and dedicating resources to those problems in proportion to their urgency.
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Additionally, problems concerning debt, taxes, or inheritances could also pop up, but, again, Mercury retrograde is here to encourage us all to pause and review these problems.
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If Republicans keep running ads suggesting they'll fix those problems, voters could blame them if they don't — just as Democrats now own those problems because of Obamacare.
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But the idea is that people are working on a limited AI to try to detect problems, the companies are hiring people to try to detect problems.
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For couples who have had marital problems throughout the year, they see summer as a break from those problems and as an opportunity to rekindle their love.
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A different study found that 210 percent of women in jails that were examined had serious mental health problems, and 82 percent had drug or alcohol problems.
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Those sorts of problems, and not deliberate efforts to drive down turnout, were at the root of the problems seen on Tuesday, experts on election administration said.
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Beyond France, Mr. Macron's problems also mean problems for the European Union, already roiled by populist political forces and Britain's increasingly chaotic and uncertain plans to leave.
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Yet in India, as elsewhere in the region, the problems of both water and power are problems of their unequal distribution as much as of aggregate availability.
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In that study, investigators showed one of two images to people responsible for hiring: pictures either of a person without dental problems or with uncorrected dental problems.
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Two-thirds of the co-ops have shuttered in the face of heavy losses, many because of operational problems, and the remainder are facing financial problems too.
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Thirty-seven percent of non-Hispanic whites reported family drinking problems and 28503 percent reported drug problems, compared to 22019 percent and 29 percent of nonwhites, respectively.
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After all, "If earning money is based on solving problems, and the number of problems is infinite, then your ability to earn money is infinite," says Siebold.
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"We have no problems here, no problems at all," Mr. Valdez said Sunday, shaking his head in disbelief over what had transpired just a few hours earlier.
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While the ocean problems from climate change can cascade into even bigger problems for nature and people, it's important to remember that the solutions can cascade, too.
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I think you have to acknowledge the problems, because until you acknowledge the problems, you can't solve them, and nobody is going to believe that you're trying.
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Or maybe soda helps with the symptoms of some common health problems (like fatigue and low energy), so people with those health problems will consume more soda.
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Sirika said that Nigeria's previous state airlines had folded due to problems of governance, but added that this – and any potential problems with capital – would be solved.
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"I've said before many times … if these investigations reveal problems with certification, then I think Congress should act to fix those specific and identifiable problems," said Rep.
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Most systems are a complex balance of factors which make initial problems worse, and factors which work counter to the initial problems and prevent disasters from spreading.
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There are many other problems, which we can presume are reasons why these particular supplements are banned, but eye-catching names is not one of those problems.
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